I've read over the years several complaints from women about the rules on their business attire, saying it's discrimination on a woman's body. Complaining about how short the skirt is or not letting the shoulders show. I guess, but then again I wouldn't let a guy wear something like that either. Casual attire, OK, fine. But if we're in a business setting and I'm a boss, if a guy came in with a suit and for some reason the pants aren't at the ankles and were cropped on the thighs, I would send that guy home. Or if he came in with a tank top. That shit just is not acceptable. So why would it be for a woman? By allowing a woman to show more skin, is that in itself somewhat sexist?